Press Play for Learning: Exploring New Screen Frontiers in Education
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What creative and commercial opportunities does the education sector offer screen content producers? And, for those who have already made the leap, what characteristics and conventions should they prioritise to ensure success? Duncan Imberger shares his findings following a recent industry-focused research project.
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